swappin parts from a wrecked integra ls...
10-18-2004, 09:57 PM
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swappin parts from a wrecked integra ls...
hi, i might get a chance to buy a wrecked integra... with front frame damage...
im prolly going to swap out that motor and put it into my hatch. swap the seats...
switch over the front and rear disk brakes...
i was wondering is there anything else i can swap out...
for example i was wondering, if i can swap the power windows , power locks...
the integra is a 94 ls and i have a 96 hatch...
im prolly going to swap out that motor and put it into my hatch. swap the seats...
switch over the front and rear disk brakes...
i was wondering is there anything else i can swap out...
for example i was wondering, if i can swap the power windows , power locks...
the integra is a 94 ls and i have a 96 hatch...
10-19-2004, 05:48 AM
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Re: swappin parts from a wrecked integra ls... (SaStreetRacer03)
it just depends on how much you wanna swap. you can use the rear sway bar, the seats, front and rear discs, hell, you can swap the dash if you wanted to. just about everything on the teg will somehow fit on your civic. except body panels of course.
10-19-2004, 10:03 AM
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Re: (sohcvtec1995)
GSR and LS Dash are identical.... assuming they are both black 
I have a 94 LS dash in my hatch. Takes some dremel work on the dash, some bashing with a hammer for fitting the teg cluster in.. some heating/melting of door panels for those that want it done quickly and some wiring fun for the cluster. Also the top of the heater core so you can retain heat/ac
I have a 94 LS dash in my hatch. Takes some dremel work on the dash, some bashing with a hammer for fitting the teg cluster in.. some heating/melting of door panels for those that want it done quickly and some wiring fun for the cluster. Also the top of the heater core so you can retain heat/ac
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